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What does your ideal home look like?

I’ve been homeless for a little over six years . I’ve traveled been stuck nowhere, institutions, shelters, jails. I truly believe God has a grand plan for my life. Homelessness has been the lowest most loneliest experience I’ve ever dealt with in my life. My mind has been so cluttered but I am truly grateful to be perfectly healthy still through this storm in my life.

Home has been the most important aspect of my life. And without a physical concrete one I have found my true refuge in the one and only true God, the great and magnificent I am that I am. I know what it’s like sleeping out on the streets cold bare concrete. So I feel it’s only right to bask in the luxury of my six bedroom mansion. I’d have to have a fish tank, pool, tennis court. I’ve already lived at my lowest so I feel I can handle wealth better but honestly over the years I was like is a tiny home enough, is a mansion too much, who is my celebrity husband going to be to spoil me in romance and materials luxury.

I love nature. So I’d have to have a huge garden. I have an ocean view but honestly I might move in with Aubrey and millionaires row is a bunch of other houses. I would like my house further from the curb with no neighbors.

This prompt is engaging me to imagine about it more. After six years of being homeless I mean how hard is the law of attraction working for me. I mean the middle class mediocre American dream lifestyle this cookie cutter way of living life and being successful all I’m know is I don’t like homelessness, it humbles you for sure but you get tired of handouts and hand me downs and crowds of other people can’t even get comfortable or exhale v